Tata Motors to supply 3,000 electric trucks to Amazon in India under collaboration announced 27 October 2026
Tata Motors will supply 3,000 electric trucks for Amazon's transportation network in India under a collaboration announced on 27 October 2026, with the first batch flagged off in Delhi.
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- Electric trucks supply
- 3,000 electric trucks for Amazon's transportation network in India
- Initial rollout
- first batch flagged off in Delhi
- Amazon EV network
- more than 15,000 electric vehicles operating across 500-plus cities in India
- Release
- Order / contract
🎯 The initial rollout begins in Delhi during the festive season, with Amazon deploying light- and medium-duty Tata electric trucks across its middle-mile network; the next phase targets major national highways and the 2,800-km Delhi–Bengaluru–Chennai corridor along NH48.
📌 Rajesh Kaul, Vice President and Business Head – Trucks at Tata Motors, said the company will go beyond vehicle deployment with Amazon India to provide charging infrastructure, servicing and operational support, with dedicated charging hubs being developed with Yahhvi.
📌 The Tata Ultra E.7 is built around an integrated e-axle with CCS2 fast charging and regenerative braking, and Tata Motors says the truck is designed to deliver lower operating costs and higher uptime.
📌 Amazon says it has more than 15,000 electric vehicles operating across 500-plus cities in India, supported by 10 charging yards developed by Yahhvi.
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More numbers
- Electric trucks to be deployed for Amazon3,000
- Delhi–Bengaluru–Chennai corridor length2,800-km
- Electric trucks covered by Delhi EV policy incentive1,000
- Amazon electric vehicles in India15,000
- Charging yards developed by Yahhvi10
- Deployment size3,000 electric trucks
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